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P. Goverde MD,

K. Taeymans MD, L. Helsloot MD, K. Lauwers MD, P. Verbruggen MD

Vascular Clinic ZNA, Antwerp,Belgium

Advanced techniques

for complex

aortoiliac

obstructions

Diclosure

Speaker’s name: Peter Goverde I have the following potential conflicts of interest to report:

Consulting:

Abbott Vascular; Angioslide; Atrium Maquet Getinge

group; Bard Peripheral Vascular; Cardionovum; Cordis Cardinal Health; IMDS; Ivascular; Stille;

Veyran; Ziehm Imaging

Aorto-iliac occlusive disease

“Cerab-technique : a new approach in treating extensive aortoiliac occlusive disease”Goverde P. Grimme F, Reijnen M., et al ; J Cardiovasc Surg 2013;54:383-7

Important

Infrarenal aorta

Aortoiliac bifurcation

Iliac region

Extensive aortoiliac disease

•Double barrel bare metal stents ± stents in the renalarteries

•Use of AAA devices

•Covered endovascularreconstruction (CERAB)

Extensive aortoiliac disease

•Double barrel bare metal stents ± chimney in the renalarteries

•Use of AAA devices

•Covered endovascularreconstruction (CERAB)

courtesy of Dr Mangialardi-Ronchey, San Filippo Neri Hospital, Rome

Extensive aortoiliac disease

•Double barrel bare metal stents ± stents in the renalarteries

•Use of AAA devices

•Covered endovascularreconstruction (CERAB)courtesy of Dr Mangialardi-Ronchey,

San Filippo Neri Hospital, RomePrestented at the Veith Symposium 2012

Extensive aortoiliac disease

•Double barrel bare metal stents ± stents in the renalarteries

•Use of AAA devices

•Covered endovascularreconstruction (CERAB)

Maynar M. et al. J Endovasc Ther 2005;12:22-27

Possible Disadvantages CERAB configuration

• LD-covered stents not everywhere and always available

• Maximum flairing capacity

• Cannulation of LD covered stent can be difficult (brachial approach)

• Radial mismatch depending on operator experience technical imperfection

Groot Jebbink et al. J Vasc Surg, 2014 Jan 29..

Endologix AFX Stent Graft

• Unibody design for AAA repair (EVAR)

• Sits on the aortic bifurcation

• Sizes from 22mm to 28mm with various

iliac sizes and lengths

• Low 17F profile (percutaneous)

• Percutaneous approval

Role in Aortoiliac Occlusive Disease?

Courtesy of Dr Michel Reijnen MD

AFX : Advantages for AIOD

• Preserves aortic bifurcation

• No limb competition in a narrow distal aorta

• Avoid the possibility of ‘missing’ CIA lesion

• Does not preclude future aortic interventions

• Protective in cases of potential rupture

• Fabric allows for significant

oversizing without wrinkle /infolding25mmAFX

Courtesy of Dr Michel Reijnen MD

Extensive aortoiliac disease

•Double barrel bare metal stents ± stents in the renalarteries

•Use of AAA devices

•Covered endovascularreconstruction of Aortic

Bifurcation (CERAB)

How to start ?

P. Goverde MD; Vascular Surgeon,Vascular Clinic ZNA

ZNA Stuivenberg Hospital, Antwerp, Belgium

Points

of ATTENTION

Tips & Tricks

Midaortic juxtarenal lesions

Risk of occluding visceral arteries Embolisation of débris Overstenting Coral reef encroachment

1 Chimney grafts preserve visceral flow and allow safe stenting of juxtarenal aortic occlusion Adel Bin Jabr, MD, Björn Sonesson, MD et al. J Vasc Surg 2013;57:399-405

1

Brachial access

Brachial access

Chimney - CERAB

• General anesthesia

• Percutaneous access: bifemoral & uni/bilateral brachial

• Antegrade recanalisation aortoiliac axes

• Catheterisation of visceral arteries (brachial)

V12 balloon expandablecovered stents Atrium Maquet Getinge Europe BV

Chimney - CERAB

• Aorta: 12x61 mm V12 balloon expandable stent-graft (Atrium

Maquet Getinge Europe BV)

• Expansion of visceral stents (6x38 mm)

• Expansion of aortic stent

Angio control after 18 months

Outback re-entry device Cordis Cardinal Health

Re-entry failure afterballoon attempts

Outback useRe-entry failure afterballoon attempts

Outback useRe-entry failure afterballoon attempts

Common Iliac Artery calcification

Common Iliac Artery calcification

Common Iliac Artery calcification

Common Iliac Artery calcification

Occluded external iliac stents

Occluded external iliac stents

Occluded external iliac stents

Occluded external iliac stents

Occluded external iliac stents

Occluded external iliac stents

Possible technical problem: replacement of 2’ guide wire in to aortic stent

Possible technical problem: replacement of 2’ guide wire in to aortic stent

Possible technical problem: replacement of 2’ guide wire in aortic stent : CONTROL !!!!

Possible technical problem: replacement of 2’ guide wire in to aortic stent

Technical considerationsWhat’s on the

market

Different possible CERAB configurations with BX covered

stents

Courtesy of Peter Goverde MD

Different possible CERAB configurations

• Future CERAB made of :• Main body :

– BeGraft Aortic Bentley Bx– Diameters 12-14-16-18-20-22-24mm– Largest Can been postdilated up to max 28

mm– Length :– 19-28- 37-57mm

• Legs: – BeGraft Bentley Bx Bx– Diameters 6 to 10mm– Length : 28 (27)-38(37)-58(57)

• Can be postdilated• Less shortening

–Courtesy of Peter Goverde MD & Bentley

Different possible CERAB configurations

• CERAB made of :• Main body :

– V12 Maquet Getinge Bx

– Diameters 10-12-14-16 mm

– Length :

– 10 : 38 & 59 mm

– 12-14-16 : 41 & 61 mm

• Legs:

– V12 Maquet Getinge Bx

– Diameters 6 to 9 mm

– Length : 38 & 59 mm

• Can be postdilated

• Cave shortening

–Courtesy of Peter Goverde MD

Different possible CERAB configurations

• CERAB made of :• Main body :

– LifeStream Bard PV Bx

– Diameters 10-12 mm

– Can been postdilated to 16 mm

– Length :

– 38 & 58 mm

• Legs:

– LifeStream Bard PV Bx

– Diameters 6 to 9 mm

– Length : 37 (38 for 9mm) & 58 mm

• Can be postdilated

• Less shortening

–Courtesy of Peter Goverde MD

Different possible CERAB configurations

• CERAB made of :• Main body + bifurcation:

– AFX main body Endologix

– Diameters 22 mm

– Length : 40 or 60 mm

• Legs: – V12 Maquet Getinge Bx

– LifeStream Bard PV

– Fluency Plus Bard PV

– Viabahn Gore

• Can be an alternative if rest is not available

• For larger reconstructions–Courtesy of Dr Peter Goverde MD

Preclosing with Proglide(Abbott vascular)

Preclosing with Proglide(Abbott vascular)

Be carefull with percutaneous closure

Conclusions

• Safe and feasible techniques

• “Sufficient” distal outflow is recommended/needed

• Awareness of some tips & tricks

P. Goverde MD,

K. Taeymans MD, L. Helsloot MD, K. Lauwers MD, P. Verbruggen MD

Vascular Clinic ZNA, Antwerp,Belgium

Advanced techniques

for complex

aortoiliac

obstructions